Paneth cell disruption-induced necrotizing enterocolitis requires live bacteria and occurs independent of TLR4 signaling
Jessica R. White(University of Iowa), Steven J. McElroy(UC Davis Children's Hospital), Patrick M. Schlievert(University of Iowa), Brock Pope(University of Iowa), Huiyu Gong(University of Iowa)
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